Why should kids play the computer math game - Timez Attack: That's because all computer math games are not created equal! And Timez Attack happens to be one of those computer math games that's not created equal! You won't to have to plead with them to practice their multiplication facts! Believe it or not, you may have to tell them to stop playing Timez Attack. The average kid will be thrilled to play Timez Attack. So I guess when it comes to video games and building math skills, kids can have their cake and eat it too! And if they weren't nagging at them to " Get Off Of That Video Game!", it would be higher still. "A nationally representative study found that the average American 8-to-18 years old, play video games for 13.2 hours per week."Īnd I know parents personally, who say 13.2 hours a week is too low an estimate for their child.
You can check out a short 2 and a half minute video below that gives a quick overview. Behind the doors, the player runs into ogres or some other creatures that challenge them to answer a series of problems already covered to ensure the player has mastered those problems. To open the doors, a player must also capture creatures that hold math clues to the equation on each door. To escape, the player must find the keys to a series of doors by answering a times-table math fact for each door. The game starts off with the player locked deep underground in the dungeon of Ignorantz. Prices start as low as $20 and go up to to $100 for all four operations. Paid version: This version of course comes with enhanced features and as a result will hold a child's attention longer.
This version has helps with all the times-tables from 2-12.
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